"Heres a vid i made about 2 years ago, and The music got removed due to copyright, so i thought id upload it again, With music, that wont be deleted haha Enjoy! "
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Star Wars:The Phantom Menace (Pod Racing Scene)
"This is the pod racing scene from The Phantom Menace "
"n the ten months between May 2000 and February 2001, four gifted NASCAR drivers lost their lives in race crashes. Adam Petty (grandson of legend Richard Petty), Kenny Irwin Jr., Tony Roper and, finally, perhaps the sport’s most notable figure, Dale Earnhardt.
The feelings and emotions surrounding such losses run deep, not just for the drivers
and those closest to them, but for their millions of fans as well. Here are some thoughts from inside NASCAR regarding not
only the dangers of the sport—but the faith that sustains its people through it.
/////A World of Danger...
“It was such a great season (2000) in so many ways, but the deaths just put a real cloud over it”
Darrell Waltrip
(3-time Winston Cup champion, retired) 1
“We lost some family members, and losing a family member is not something you ever put behind you.”
Mike Helton (NASCAR president) 2
“This sport is unique in the most profound sense. Nowhere but in motor sports must everyone, owners, drivers, fans and media deal with the specter of serious injury and death.”
Bob Ley (ESPN) 3 "
Drivers
SHEC Motorsports
"Pastor Mike Keogh heads up SHEC Motorsports featuring the SHEC car, #82, and the Man of Galilee. Come check them out at Raceway Park in Kalispell, MT."
"NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE (ANS) -- On Saturday, October 11th, Manny Ohonme will begin walking barefoot on a two week course from Charlotte, North Carolina to Atlanta, Georgia, to bring awareness to the more than 300 million children around the world who have never owned a pair of shoes.
As the founder of international humanitarian organization, Samaritan’s Feet, Ohonme walked barefoot as a poor child in Nigeria -- growing up with a dream of providing shoes for children.
Samaritan's Feet World Walk logo.
With close to a million shoes already distributed through his organization in more than 32 nations, his goal of 10 million ‘soles’ worldwide on this month’s “World Walk” is steps closer -- thanks to the sports world.
On Friday, October 10th popular NASCAR driver Kelly Bires, of the JTG Daugherty Racing Team will be making tracks for Samaritan’s Feet around the course of Charlotte’s Lowe’s Motor Speedway -- driving the newly unveiled Samaritan’s Feet logo car in the Dollar General 300 Race, part of the NASCAR Nationwide Series.
“Everyone at JTG/Daugherty Racing is excited to assist with this Samaritan’s Feet publicity and fund raising effort,” said Tad Geschickter, co-owner of JTG Daugherty Racing Team.
“Manny’s story and mission is compelling and we want as many people as possible to know about it. There is no better platform to reach millions of people with a message than NASCAR.”
Bires’ NASCAR drive of the Samaritan’s Feet car at Lowe’s is
Samaritan's Feet World Walk 'Logo Car Number 47'
yet another high profile way the sports world has put ‘feet’ on their support of providing shoes for needy children.
In January of this year IUPUI coach, Ron Hunter, coached barefoot on the basketball court in a game that pitted his team against Oakland, making national news with the more than $40,000 and over 150,000 pairs of shoes his involvement with the Samaritan’s Feet cause brought. “My feet hurt so bad,” Coach Hunter commented to national media after the game. “Imagine a child going their whole life without shoes.”
Organizers of the October 10th NASCAR race in Charlotte, including Speedway Children’s Charities, are hoping to once again raise national awareness, one day prior to Manny Ohonme’s 300 mile barefoot walk.
Driver Kelly Bires notes: “Our call to action on the drive in the Dollar General 300 is to encourage NASCAR fans and viewers, as well as the general public to log in online at Samaritan’s Feet and make a donation --commit to walk with Manny, and support this great cause.” The car will roll with Ohonme and his supporters as part of the October 11th—25th “World Walk” course from Charlotte to Atlanta.
Making a difference in a child's life is the focus of Speedway Children's Charities and they strive to do this in collaboration with the non-profit organizations they support nationwide. Individually, SCC's local chapters identify the needs of children in their communities and award grants to organizations that address them. Together in 2007, we awarded more than $3.3 million to over 510 organizations. Log-on to: www.speedwaycharities.org for more details.
A joint press conference for interested media by Speedway Children’s Charities/Samaritan’s Feet will be held on Thursday, October 9th at 12:45pm at the Lowe’s Motor Speedway Media Center Deadline Room/Victory Lane.
Samaritan’s Feet founder, Manny Ohonme, SCC National Director of New Business & Driver Marketing, Saundy Hutto, and JTG Racing Driver, Kelly Bires will be among those on hand to unveil the logo car. For attendance, contact: Todd Melloh, Director of Marketing, Samaritan’s Feet: (317) 417-3525.
Resource Samaritan’s Feet online for more details on how to participate and make a contribution at: www.samaritansfeet.org
Resource Speedway Children’s Charities online at: www.speedwaycharities.org
Media Contacts -- Samaritan’s Feet:
Kirt Webster
Webster & Associates PR
(615) 777-6995
kirt@websterpr.com
Jackie Monaghan
Morningstar PR
(615) 646-5990
morningstarpr@comcast.net "
Movies
-Animation
Cars the Movie Official Trailer
"Cars the Movie by Pixar Official Trailer. Excellent movie! Watch Top Country Videso at http://www.top-country-vide... Free devotionals at http://www.jesusdevotionals... Enjoy Cars! "
Testimonies
Turning It Over to God
NASCAR Drivers and Crew Members Rely on Faith
The world of stock car racing can be difficult. Success and failure is measured in lap times and finishes, readily apparent to everyone. And at speeds greater than 195 mph, a life-threatening accident could be a millisecond away.
by Simon Gonzalez (Billy Graham Evangelistic Association)
"“There is no car built to withstand the crash that this thing had. There is no other way to answer how I could be fine, unless God was with me and His angels just didn’t allow me to get hurt. I reaffirmed my faith in Jesus after that.”
As this issue of Decision went to press, Waltrip was scheduled to give his testimony Oct. 9 at the Heart of America Billy Graham Crusade, in Kansas City. Like Waltrip, many NASCAR drivers, crew chiefs and spouses have put their faith in Jesus Christ."
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